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If this doesn’t beg Hall of Fame, then I don’t know what does.
The 156 career OPS+ makes it criminal that Dick Allen is not in the Hall of Fame. It is the 19th-best OPS+ of all-time, in a 3-way tie with Willie Mays and Frank Thomas.
Dick Allen was a man of many talents, especially on the baseball diamond. Absolutely a HOF player. Hope he gets voted in soon. Literally saved the Sox franchise in the early 70s.
Maybe nobody knows it was Bill Melton’s cigarette? Happy you could enlighten us, though.
Yeah, it has a filter, Allen probably smoked unfiltered Camels, just like Wonder Bread they helped build bodies 12 ways.
BTW, that's no knock against Melton who was a favorite of mine.
Outside of Ken Berry, my favorite player of that era . i don't remember much these days, but i remember watching him bash the ball.
Urban Legend say’s baseball’s found after those Thor like thunderstrikes were retrieved having been misformed into assorted saucer shaped objects, a crystallized core with bits of singed string. Hey baseball Hall of Fame, get your heads out your posterior and get this guy his plaque and fastidiously polish it daily for your transgressions.
Urban Legend say’s baseball’s found after those Thor like thunderstrikes were retrieved having been misformed into assorted saucer shaped objects, a crystallized core with bits of singed string. Hey baseball Hall of Fame, get your heads out your posterior and get this guy his plaque and fastidiously polish it daily for your transgressions.
I heard Rich Gossage say "there shouldn't even be a Baseball Hall of Fame if it doesn't have Dick Allen in it."
Nellie had more doubles than strikeouts every year from 1950 to 1963, and more triples (12) than strikeouts (11) in 1951 (682 plate appearances.)
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